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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1902
Page
8
The Honolulu Mutual Burial Association invites inquiries at its office 398 Beretania Street or through any member. The organization emphasizes its thoroughly established status in Honolulu and encourages interested persons to learn about its liberal terms and opportunities.
Washington reports the canal commission stalemate resolved with Admiral Walker kept in place and Hanna backing Senator Jones. The president’s plan to appoint a new head faced opposition, with Hanna and Spooner pushing reforms and foreign policy voices shaping the final lineup.
Appeals before the Hilo Board show notable savings as Waiaakea secures the largest reduction. The case highlights corporate relief efforts and funding impacts for local plantations amid policy reviews.
Shipping notices from Honolulu and island ports recount arrivals and departures including vessels such as Valley, Jetta, and Nikko with dates August 1902. The document lists cargo notes taxes appeals and court actions, noting a dramatic tide and navigational details. It records inquiries into land values, agricultural land claims, and a tax appeal case involving sugar interests with figures around $150 000 and other land assessments.
Classified advertisement requests skilled workers including a machinist or wheelwright and a carpenter or wheelwright. Seeks good references and instructs sending to J. C. D. Puitherin Tofftes. Mentions a lost gold watch fob at a specific local address.
New to-day probate notice from Honolulu Territory of Hawaii reveals that Peter Whitmiter died intestate, leaving Kaamaka Wh, TIARSH as administrator. Creditors and heirs are urged to present claims and file in six months at the designated office, with formal appointment details listed and dates cited.
Fragmentary shipping report notes vessels and arrivals including a schooner at Portland and a steamer at Blewell Hage. It mentions weather conditions along the coast and several cargo movements, with dates and ship names obscured.
A dated advertisement promotes New York Dental Parlors as a high class dental office with graduate staff from top U.S. schools. It touts a large city location, up-to-date techniques, and price savings. Services listed include full plate teeth, gold crowns, bridges, and various fillings with upfront free examinations.
By authority seated tenders will be received by the superintendent of public works at the office of the superintendent public works. The date is the 29th of August. Plans and specifications are on file in the same office. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. James H. Boyd, Superintendent of Public Works.
Longstanding rivalry between Hewlant Club rowing teams continues as two crews prepare for Regatta Day races. Crew lists include W. Crook, Crook, Crook, Awit, Barre, Atkingon, and Crew 1 featuring Hoy McCarriton, Hen Clarke, Gora Leta, John Clarke, Herbert Siapsos, Fred Williams. The first crew is heavy and powerful while the second is light and lively.
The fragment lists names including Aneonio Hall Frank At Major Carman and SP A. Biya with notes on candidacy and voting dates. It references St Peter Ml A Hite and C. Feraiina Avot Peanly Ataemte and a video fration for the slice Men. The passage is garbled and lacks clear context or outcomes.
Auctioneer Jas F Morgan advertises three private sale parcels in Honolulu. First property on Beretania Street near C Hustace Kay offers 134 feet frontage and 171 feet depth for 9000 dollars with half cash and mortgage at 7 1/2 percent. Second property at Kinau Street occupied by A Lucas features 115 by 112 feet, three bedroom dwelling, carriage house, price 4500 dollars with half cash and mortgage at 7 1/2 percent. Third Kinau Street lot with 81 by 121 feet frontage, roomy dwelling, price 44000 dollars with half cash and mortgage at 7 2 percent and right of way to Beretonia Street.
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